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• On others, he can give Oscar Madison lessons in dishevelment.
• And indulgent it was, a she-warrior extravaganza of luxe dishevelment.
• The relationships are in various degrees of dishevelment.
• On the road to adulthood, there are many concessions to the loss of boyhood's joyous dishevelment.
• Ms . Ryan, muting her customary perkiness, finds a core of pugnacious resilience under Bonnie's bleary-eyed dishevelment.
• But sometimes a tendril of it will come loose and fall into his face and he will seem open to the intrigue of dishevelment.
• Part of the affected air of dishevelment this season has come from off-kilter layering, and no one does that better than Gigli.
• Indeed, some of them bore the wounds of life on wearied faces that looked out at the world from the midst of a general dishevelment.
• Bill Clinton's presidency has always spun from its reel so fast, with scenes of achievement and grace swiftly eclipsed by scenes of dishevelment and awkwardness.
• A shy heroine in the gorgeous-wallflower tradition, she drowns in oversized clothing as Annie Hall did and seems in a perpetual state of comic dishevelment.
• That casual attitude trickles down to other areas of Ledger's life, most notably his grooming and attire, which takes artful dishevelment to new heights.
• Wandering around in a state of drunken dishevelment is Brecht's embittered ex-mistress Ruth Berlau ( Margit Rogall ), who importunes and harasses him at every opportunity.
• There are a couple of sub-genres covered by the book, such as Mad Slasher magazines, featuring woman in various stages of dishevelment about to be ravaged or dismembered.
• According to Mr . Jordan, when Ms . Lewinsky entered his office, " ( H ) er emotional state was obviously one of dishevelment and she was quite upset.
• First girl out : Jamie Bochert, in a sweeping floral striped dress, her hair done up in pink " double-double-toil-and trouble " dishevelment.
• He sets out, but begins to reflect on his state of filthy dishevelment and is overcome with doubt on how he will be received : perhaps his enemies will mock him and friends pity him.
• At times, all the dishevelment had a tenderness and a delicacy to it that was sublime, as with one pale green top, and the look took on a tremor of doe-eyed romance.
• However, his physical dishevelment deceives Grantham into thinking that Thomas has more concern for the family than Grantham believed, and Grantham later tells Carson that he is willing to give Thomas a try as valet.
• A handful of young women immediately comes to mind : Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and Gwyneth Paltrow, two versions of alluring blond dishevelment, and the off-duty Amber Valletta, whose chic insouciance is a large part of her appeal.
• Of his nearly two decades in the Orleans and Jefferson Parish district attorney offices, he is remembered for his shambling ferocity in nailing bad guys _ he competed openly for the most death penalty convictions _ and the unerring dishevelment of his wardrobe.